Cameron Lacey

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks @eji It encouraged my reflection on inequality due to the people who just wanted to hurt people just because of there skin color. Racial inequality is still going but not in a state like that

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks The moment that we walked into this memorial. It was so humbling to see how many African Americans went through lynching over the small or the big things #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks I was told by my family about the pursuit of racism in the Order Of Myths

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks To take what we all learned and spread it to let people know that there is more than what we really learned in the classroom and it’s much more deeper. We we’re just scratching the surface #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks Ashe

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks That we were put into the perspective of a African American during that time period

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks Compared to now we have privileges but sometimes today we can get put down for some of the things that we as Black people do #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks With Selma activists and the activists now one has more of a broad area that show their activism on social media while the activists in Selma had to make bigger moves like marches #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks being in that perspective brought a new light to something that is so much bigger than what we’ve been taught #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

It hurts to think that my own ancestors had to go through all of this and have this happen in the state that I live in hurts #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks @repjohnlewis They both valued the freedom and equality of their people and valued how they were going to get it #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks With Selma activists and the activists now one has more of a broad area that show their activism on social media while the activists in Selma had to make bigger moves like marches #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks To be active on twitter and to stay active throughout the entire day #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@kemjacks morning everyone #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

I just got done watching the first documentary on Mississippi and it was very enlightening on how it really was back during the early times of Civil Rights Movement #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

Welcome to South Mr Rodger Reeves #WeAreSouth #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

Hello Rodger Reeves my name is Cameron Lacey and I am excited for you to come to South Alabama from AFR 101 #WeAreSouth #AFRusa22

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@TatyanaCooks I like how tried to figure out what the word tied to the poem

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

@India33744577 I like your i deal on how freedom is already dead and gone

[Cameron Lacey @cameronmlacey]

With the poem of Cocaine and Gold my reaction to freedom is about freeing yourself from the inside before you free yourself physically #AFRusa22